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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-03-23, Page 10Alp — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH -0, 1983 THE FACE OFF—It ,was an exciting game between Seaforth Midgets and Caledonia last Wednesday evening In OMHA semi finals. A huge crowd attended. The Midgets ,played again in Seaforth last night, Tuesday. Midgets lose first game The Seaforth Midgets began the best three out of five OMHA semi-finals last Tuesday in Seaforth against Caledonia. A large crowd saw a fast -paced, exciting hockey game as Caledonia scored the winning goal with only 29 seconds left in the game. Seaforth scored first on a goal by Dan Sloan. Jerry Wright and Dave Campbell drew assists. Caledonia tied it up before the end of the first and then took a 2-1 lead at the 11:23 mark of the second period. Dave McLlwain tied the score at 2-2 and then scored the go-ahead goal with 38 seconds left in the second perjod. Scott Driscoll and Barry Campbell assisted on Dave's first goal and Kevin Melady and Greg Murray drew assists on the second goal. The teams drew only four " minor penalties each. The second game Friday in Caledonia saw Seaforth drop an 8-6 decision. The end of the first period saw a 2-2 score. Greg Murray scored, assisted by Kevin Melady, then Kevin Melady netted one, assisted by Greg Murray. A 4-4 score was at the end of the second period. Dave McLlwain scored assisted by Greg Murray and Kevin Melady and Kevin William- son scored assisted by Dave (Photo by Hook) McLlwain and Greg Murray. Seaforth went ahead 5-4 on a goal by Dave McLlwain, assisted by Kevin Melady and Greg Murray. Caldeonia then took a 6-5 lead before Seaforth tied it up 6-6 on Dave McLlwain's goal, assisted by Barry Campbell and Kevin Meladv. Seaforth had nine of the sixteen penalties called in the game. Dumpers tops in tourney The Dumpers broomball tram travelled to Palmerston for a double knock out tour- nament over two weekends of play. beginning March 4 and ending March 13 with the ('4th Dumpers winning the Central West Ontario Broom - hall Championships. 'fhe win gives the loam the right to represent the Central West Region at the Ontario Championships in Barrie March 25, 26 and 27. In five games at Palmer- ston the Dumpers defeated Cambridge 2-1, St. Clements 3-0, Palmerston 2-0 in over- time play, Grand Valley 3-1, and Palmerston Jr. Farmers again. with each teani having some excellent scoring chances in the game which ended in a 1-1 tic. In the overtime play the Dumpers took control and scored three ST. PATRICK'S DAY WINNER ' of a free tank of gas Loretta Dolmage. R. 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Mike Van Loon played two Saturd at Durham the super games in net. game w nt into overtime On Tuesday night they again. Se forth .won 3-2. won 6-4 in overtime. Paul Llwain picked up Ray Murray scored for Seaforth' first goal in the Seaforth in the first period game at t e 3:04 mark of the assisted by Brent Vanden first peri , assisted by Ted Akker followed by a goal by Sills an Jason Horan. Durham to end the period Durham en scored one to 1-1. Seaforth started off the end the riod 1-1. second by a goal by Brent Vanden Akker assisted by Ray Murray, and Paul McLlwain. Durham followed with a goal to end the .second 2-2. In the third Durham scored two and Seaforth scored 2; one by Brent Vanden Akker assisted by M. Smale and Ray Murray and the other by Ray Murray, assisted by Brent Vanden Akker. Durham scored the only goal in the second and Seaforth Ole, only goal in the third by Brent Vanden Akker assisted byl Murray and Sills. Game was then tied 2-2. In the overdone, Brian Cook scored the winning goal, assisted by J. Horan and B. Schroeder. Seaforth now leads the series two games to one. BROOMBALL HEADQUARTERS—The new Seaforth and District Community Centres plays host several nights a week to area broomball games. The photo shows a face off at a recent Thursday night game. (Photo by Hook) • Junior girls ringette commence play off series • The Seaforth and District Junior Girls Ringette team started their playoffs on Feb. 17 against Howick in Howick. This game was a 4-1 victory for Seaforth. Scoring for Seaforth was Lisa O'Dwyer with a hat trick and Chris Spring ;t Specials With Every Dozen Do -Nuts _purchased receive 1 LOAF OF TASTY NU WHITE SLICED BREAD�..i s • , °( .49} (Offer good till Mar. 31)-" Delicious Blueberry Muffins' 6/1.19 Fresh Chelsea Buns (Save 20c) 1.49 pkg. Onion or Cherry Kirsch Cheese 3.491, Imported Edam Cheese 2.39 Ib. WE HAVE HOT CROSS BUNS, CHOCOLATE BUNNIES, ETC. AND ALWAYS FRESH DINNER ROLLS! Tasty - Nu Bakery and Cheese House 527-1803 Seaforth Campbell. Howick then returned to Seaforth dp Feb. 25. Tho Seaforth girls were once again victorious with a 9-1 win. Seafcxth scorers were Jane Rowcbffe, Chris Camp- bell, Lisa 5'Dwyer, Jennifer FUN CURLING—Seaforth curlers had local club Sunday. fun day at the (Photo by Hook) Pryce rink wins first. bonspiel draw A busy time has been at the curling club the last two weeks. March 9 saw Hoegy Farm Supply and Chipman Chemicals sponsoring - a men's bonspiel. Winning the first draw was a Seaforth rink of Gordon Pryce, with vice Neil McGav- in. second Laurie Fisher and lead Doug Kirkby. Second prize went to Orval Bauee, third to Rick Fifield and consolation to Allan Siemon. Winners of the second draw were Roy Pennington's rink from Teeswater with second prize going to Alex Slrathdec. third prize to Bob Fothcringham and consola- tion to Bob ,larnurth. On March 5 Marlene Rob- erton took a rink 10 the President's Spiel in Listowel. With her were Loretta Dol - mage. Marg Sallow's and Elsie Bcucrman. March 10 .loan Beuermann took a rink to St. Marys. She had Elsie Bcucrmann, Aud- rey Beuermann and Beatrice Dawson and they report a great time. On Friday March 9, Harold Pryce had his Pioneer Corn customers out for dinner and curling. Parents take on novice team March 16 the moms and dads took on the players of the Novice Greens. John Moylan briefed his mom on kick outs. corner shots and general stops for the goal. Rita Moylan did an a xcel- lent job of goalie considering the pads were heavy and the helmet and mask got in her way. The buys took this game very seriously and wanted to win so badly. Betty. Beuttenmiller was cherry picking and got a breakaway but forgot the puck. The ankles and legs soon weekened when the young upstarts came sizzling by to score. The final score ' There are some discrepancies as to how manv but all the parents do know one thing it's not as easy as it looks from the stands. Parents do love their little players, win or lose. and appreciate all the people who come out to take part. After the game the families enjoyed a pot luck dinner The next tournament date is Mar. 25 at Listowel. Saturday the Toronto Do- minionnk sponsored a bonspiel for the bankers. Good food and good curling was enjoyed by all. Sunday!. the curling club had a ftp day with Mrs. Miller cataring with her fried chicken supper. The girls skipped and let the fellows sweet and the winners had the glory :of winning. Good curling. Watt, Jacquie McNichol, • Vanden Akker, Kendra Pap - Kendra Papple, Amy Vanden ple, Lisa O'Dwyer, and Lisa Akker and Lisa Strong. Strong. Assisting were Tracy Seaforth then came up Taylor, and Dana Klose. against Goderich on Feb. 28 Goalie Leanne Whitmore did in Goderich. Outcome of this a fine job in net. game was 6-2 for Goderich. March 7 Seaforth travelled Scoring for Seaforth were to Goderich for . their third Tammy Taylor • and Jane game. The outcome was 6-4 Rowcliffe. win for Goderich,. Seaforth Goderich then returned to scorers were Lisa O'Dwyer Seaforth on March 6. The with a hat trick and Lisa Seaforth• girls wanted this Strong..Assisting was team- . game and the result was a mate Amy Vanden Akker. 5-5 tie with Goderich. The fourth and final game Seaforth scorers were Amy was played on March 13 in Seaforth. The Seaforth girls worked hard but the final result was 6-3 for Goderich. Scorers for Seaforth were Lisa O'Dwyer and -Tammy Taylor; assisting was Amy Vanden Akker and Jacquie McNichol. The Seaforth girls worked hard throughout their play- offs and gave it a good try! Special thanks to Tom Papple and Marg Dale for their hard work and encour- aoement all season. Seaforth Atoms win consolation in Brussels Seaforth Atoms returned to Brussels on Sunday to play in the tournament consola- tion Semi-final. They played against Walkerton and won 5-2. Walkerton took 14 minutes in penalties in this game. Seaforth scored two goals in the first period, both by Ray Murray and assisted by Brent Vanden Akker. Wal- kerton scored two in the second to tie the score. In the third Seaforth pulled away scoring .throe goals, one•byRay Murray unassist- ed, one by Brent Vanden Akker assisted by Murray and our goalie Mike Van Loon; and the final goal by Jason Papple unassisted. The boys then advanced to the consolation final against Wallaceburg. Seaforth won this game 5-3, giving them the "B" consolation trophy. Wallaceburg started the scoring off in the first period then Seaforth followed with three goals to end the first period 3-1. Seaforth scored the only 2 in the second and Wallaceburg the only two in the third. Final score 5-3 for Seaforth. Scoring for Seaforth were Ray Murray with 2; and singles going to Brent Vanden Akker, Brad Schroe- der and Mark Smale. Assists went to Ray Murray- 2, Brent Vanden Akker- 1, J. McNichol- 1, K. McLlwain- 1, and B. Schroeder- 1. Ray Murray was named M.V,P. and Jason McNichol was the 'lucky winner in a draw for a sports bag. Bantams wins first game in WOAA finals Seaforth met with Durham in Seaforth on Mar. 17. This • was the first game in the YV.O.A.A. Bantam "CC" Finals. The Seaforth team played hard and over- powered Durham with a final score of 7-0. There was good forward and defence playing by the Seaforth team and a shut out game for the Seaforth goal tendehs. This was also a game filled With penalties. expe- cially the third period. Mike Betties and Chris See Us For Your MALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS and Soybean Seed KEN R. CAMPBELL FARMS LTD. 527-0249 R.R. 1 Dublin Cardno opened the scoring each scoring two goals and scoring each one a piece were Pat Murray, Ron Pryce and Trevor Price. Each picking up two assists were Pat Mbrray, Trevor Price and Jeff Reid. Picking une sist each were David A ey. Ron Pryce, Mark Stap eton. Mike Betties and Scott Driscoll. 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